La Place Boutique Hotel

La Place Boutique Hotel offers four double room categories: Classic, Superior, Privilege and Privilege with Balcony. Each accommodates two people and has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed windows. Room sizes range from 15 to 18 m². Several rooms offer city views.

The Classic room measures 15 m², while the Superior measures 16 m². The Privilege room measures 17 m² and has a coffee machine; an extra bed can be requested for an additional charge. The Privilege with Balcony measures 18 m² and includes a balcony with city views, as well as a coffee machine. Bed configurations vary by room: a double bed, a very large double bed or twin beds. The upper floors are accessible by stairs.

Reception is open 24 hours a day. You can request a concierge service, arrange private check-in or check-out, and leave your luggage there. The hotel also offers a wake-up service, daily housekeeping, and laundry, ironing and dry-cleaning services. A shuttle service is also available. The shared spaces include a lounge with a TV, a terrace and outdoor furniture; board games and puzzles are available.

The on-site restaurant, bar, snack bar and café offer several dining options. Fruit, wine and champagne are among the offerings, and special-diet menus are available on request. A buffet breakfast is served on the terrace from 7:00 to 10:30. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The nearby car park is public, costs €27 per day and is available by reservation only; there is also an electric vehicle charging station in the area.

Antibes stretches between the ramparts of its old town, the harbour and the Mediterranean beaches. Its narrow lanes, warm-toned façades and shady squares invite you to explore the centre on foot. The neighbourhood suits travellers who want to alternate swimming, cultural visits and walks along the coast, without limiting themselves to just one side of the French Riviera.

The Picasso Museum is housed in Château Grimaldi in the old town and displays works by the artist, as well as collections related to Antibes. Port Vauban, one of the Mediterranean’s largest marinas, offers a walk between the quays and the ramparts. Gravette Beach, 550 m away, is sheltered near the old town; Antibes train station, 650 m away, makes it easy to travel by train to other towns along the coast. Fort Carré, 1.3 km away, overlooks the harbour entrance and bears witness to the city’s defensive history.

Swimming and boat trips are popular on hot summer days, when the beaches are also at their busiest. Spring and early autumn are well suited to exploring on foot and walking around Cap d’Antibes, with often milder temperatures. You can start the day in the lanes and at the museum, continue along the seafront and finish by the water. Rail links also make it possible to reach Cannes or Nice without a car.